Five structural steel projects received merits at the SSDA 2026 and another five were finalists.

A major boost for regional connectivity, Manchester Airport Terminal 2 Reconfiguration has reshaped a 1990s asset into a modern passenger gateway for the North of England

Helping to transform a dated office block into a modern workspace, TBC.London is the UK’s first major commercial project to incorporate and reuse steelwork from the 1930s

One of only a handful to exist worldwide and officially unveiled by His Majesty King Charles III, the Double Helix Staircase at Fortnum & Mason’s West End premises is a sweeping structure that takes customers from lower ground to second floor

Carrying the A939, a weathering steel bridge provides a new crossing of the River Gairn on the important north-south route between Deeside and Speyside

Replacing its historic Goodison Park, Everton FC’s 52,769-seat Hill Dickinson Stadium is the newest ground in the English Premier League

A hybrid solution, incorporating a steel frame supporting cross-laminated timber flooring, has been successfully used for a prestigious office scheme

Five structural steel projects received commendations at this year’s awards.

The building above Baker Street retail outlets required strengthening.

New rules on importing and exporting materials are making embodied carbon a vital pricing variable, similar to currency or commodity price hikes, says Pablo Cristi Worm

The company said it’s the biggest steel-reuse project yet in the UK commercial office sector.

British Land’s latest City project has undergone a substantial greening since work began in 2019, as Sir Robert McAlpine project director George Amy explains

The idea is to give steel spans and other elements a second career, cutting material costs and embodied carbon.

RAF Alconbury is being redeveloped into a new Cambridgeshire community with its Education Campus, featuring two steel-framed schools

The constructional steelwork sector has given a lukewarm reaction to the Government’s new steel strategy.

Six structural steel projects received commendations at this year’s awards.

Three structural steel projects received Merits at the SSDA 2025 and another six were finalists.

Topped with an undulating roof, inspired by the shape of wooden tennis rackets, the Indoor Tennis Centre is the latest addition to The All England Lawn Tennis Club’s facilities.